Company-Built Microscope Interactive Classroom for Henan Applied College's Pharmacy Program Delivered Successfully
Recently, the microscope interactive classroom our company built for the pharmacy program at Henan Applied College was completed and delivered for use. The classroom is equipped with Motic (MOTIC) Panthera S6 digital microscopes at the teacher's station and BA210i digital microscopes at student stations, working with a digital microscope interactive teaching system to create a brand-new digital platform for pharmacy laboratory teaching.
The microscope interactive classroom enables real-time linkage between teacher demonstration and student practice: a teacher can broadcast a microscope image to all students with a single click and monitor each student's view in real time, annotating and guiding at any moment, while high-definition digital microscopes at student stations provide synchronized imaging. Bidirectional teacher-student interaction and in-class Q&A flow seamlessly, completely transforming the traditional teaching model of "one person demonstrating while the whole class queues up to watch."
Practical content in the pharmacy program—such as identifying medicinal herb powders, microscopic identification of traditional Chinese medicines, and observing pharmaceutical formulations—relies heavily on microscopic observation. With the system's high-definition imaging and image-capture capabilities, teachers can project and explain typical microscopic features, and students can observe independently and save images for their lab reports, greatly improving both teaching efficiency and visual clarity.
As an officially authorized Motic (MOTIC) partner and service provider, our company has been deeply involved in building microscopy laboratories for universities for many years and has completed similar projects for a number of institutions. This smooth delivery once again confirms the company's end-to-end capabilities in solution design, equipment supply, installation and commissioning, and training services. The company will continue to support the digital transformation of university laboratory teaching.